> Lorin's assistant showed in his colleagues and then closed the door ...
> present were Admiral Lorin Renaud, Captain David Boulay, Commander Joe
> Garibaldi, Commander K'Tael and Commander Dais.
>
> Lorin was standing and motioned for all to sit, "Please...Mr. Dais welcome
> aboard"
>
> Commander Dais nodded his head. "Thank you, sir. It is a pleasure to be
> here."
>
> David smiled and welcomed Dais and watched Joe as he took his place.
>
> He sat and took a deep breath, "Thank you for coming. Here's the deal-in
> one way or another you are all involved in the current search to find the
> attacker of Admiral t'Llwheiir and this needs to be resolved. I believe
the
> CinC is going to ask an enormous amount of questions and he expects
> answers." He waited a moment to let it sink in..."Computer-display picture
> from my PADD-Star1.
>
> A picture of the assassin flashed up.
>
> "This is the woman known as Star-she is now Prime Suspect. Our good Doctor
> will be officially cleared tomorrow."
Joe just sat there listening. He was particularily pleased that
Doc. Brennan would get cleared soon. While he had never been under his
care, he was well aware of his reputation, which was almost legendary.
>
> The new station XO leaned forward. "What do we have on her, sir?"
>
> K'Tael said little. This seemed to conclude that what Aravis had found
out
> on Mars may have been limited, but essentially correct. He was pleased to
> see that they had found even more information to help clear Dr. Brennan.
>
> "She is a legend by Romulan standards. She has hundreds of kills and
> apparently doesn't show signs of slowing down. Until she is found and
> either captured, or killed, the entire Admiralty is in danger.
> Unfortunately the Romulan Ambassador has steadfastly refused to part with
as
> much information as I had hoped, although I expect a non-classified
dossier
> shortly. Questions?"
>
> K'Tael had to admit that he was not surprised. She was, in fact, being
even
> more forthcoming that Starfleet Intelligence itself. Aravis had hit a
wall
> when trying to get more information about this person from them.
>
> "Do you think this report will include information about this woman's
> current whereabouts or possible haunts, sir?"
>
> Dais had to admit that this would definitely make this a lot easier, but
he
> had a feeling that this would not be the case, considering the report was
> going to include non-classified info.
>
Again, Joe said nothing and just listened. He was not really involved in
this particular side of the matter. He would have plenty to say once the
concersation moved over to the leaks.
